Countries

Israel: trade by HS code

  • US$64bnExports 2024
  • US$85.7bnImports 2024
  • 4,232HS6 · Exports

In 2024, exports from Israel came to US$64bn and imports to US$85.7bn.

Its main exports were processors and controllers (ICs) (8542.31), worked diamonds (non-industrial) (7102.39) and liquefied natural gas (LNG) (2711.11).

Its largest customer was the United States and its largest supplier China.

In the 12 months to August 2026, the UK imported goods worth £1.3bn from Israel (-12% on the year before), above all worked diamonds (non-industrial), avocados and potassium chloride (potash), and exported £1.4bn to it.

Under the UK–Israel agreement, 95% of the UK tariff lines are duty-free for goods from Israel that meet the rules of origin.

Israel and the UK

UK imports£1.3bn-12% · last 12 months
UK exports£1.4bn-4% · last 12 months
Duty-free access to the UK95%share of tariff lines at 0% under a preference

Agreement or scheme: UK–Israel agreement

What the UK imports from Israel

  1. 7102.39Worked diamonds (non-industrial)£112.3m
  2. 0804.40Avocados£45.7m
  3. 3104.20Potassium chloride (potash)£39m
  4. 2809.20Phosphoric acid£35.9m
  5. 3926.90Other plastic articles£33.1m
  6. 8411.91Turbojet and turboprop parts£31.9m
  7. 9406.90Prefabricated buildings (not wood)£29.5m
  8. 9403.70Plastic furniture£28.9m
  9. 9018.49Other dental instruments£28.8m
  10. 2903.62Ethylene dibromide (ISO) (1,2-dibromoethane)£25.1m

Data up to August 2026 (provisional) · HMRC

Israel and the EU

EU imports€15.9bn+5% · last 12 months
EU exports€29.1bn+6% · last 12 months
Duty-free access to the EU95%share of tariff lines at 0% under a preference

Agreement or scheme: EU–Israel agreement

What the EU imports from Israel

  1. 8542.31Processors and controllers (ICs)€3.4bn
  2. 2710.19Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals: other€978.5m
  3. 8517.62Network switching and routing equipment€326.6m
  4. 9018.90Other medical and surgical instruments€324.8m
  5. 2709.00Crude oil€312.9m
  6. 0804.40Avocados€257.2m
  7. 7102.39Worked diamonds (non-industrial)€248.3m
  8. 3004.90Other medicines, dosed or for retail sale€245m
  9. 8209.00Cermet tool tips and inserts€243.3m
  10. 2809.20Phosphoric acid€213.6m

Data up to August 2026 (provisional) · Eurostat Comext

Top exports

  1. 8542.31Processors and controllers (ICs)US$7.7bn
  2. 7102.39Worked diamonds (non-industrial)US$5.8bn
  3. 2711.11Liquefied natural gas (LNG)US$2.8bn
  4. 8517.62Network switching and routing equipmentUS$2.6bn
  5. 3004.90Other medicines, dosed or for retail saleUS$1.9bn
  6. 9018.90Other medical and surgical instrumentsUS$1.3bn
  7. 9031.41Wafer and photomask inspection instrumentsUS$1.1bn
  8. 3104.20Potassium chloride (potash)US$971.7m
  9. 8542.39Other electronic integrated circuitsUS$699.1m
  10. 8411.91Turbojet and turboprop partsUS$593.8m
  11. 8802.40Aircraft over 15,000 kgUS$590.8m
  12. 3926.90Other plastic articlesUS$570.8m
  13. 8209.00Cermet tool tips and insertsUS$551.6m
  14. 8807.30Other aircraft and drone partsUS$529.9m
  15. 9018.49Other dental instrumentsUS$468.8m
  16. 0804.40AvocadosUS$443.7m
  17. 3808.93HerbicidesUS$423.5m
  18. 2809.20Phosphoric acidUS$403.8m
  19. 9027.50Optical analysis instruments (UV, visible, IR)US$384.1m
  20. 9031.80Other measuring and checking instrumentsUS$382.8m

Top imports

  1. 7102.39Worked diamonds (non-industrial)US$2.6bn
  2. 8703.80Electric cars (battery only)US$2bn
  3. 8703.40Hybrid cars, petrol (non-plug-in)US$1.7bn
  4. 3004.90Other medicines, dosed or for retail saleUS$1.5bn
  5. 9306.90Other munitions of warUS$1.4bn
  6. 8517.13SmartphonesUS$1.4bn
  7. 8517.62Network switching and routing equipmentUS$1.2bn
  8. 2709.00Crude oilUS$1.2bn
  9. 8703.23Petrol cars, 1500-3000 ccUS$1.2bn
  10. 8542.39Other electronic integrated circuitsUS$952m
  11. 3002.15Immunological products, dosed or retailUS$886.2m
  12. 7102.31Rough diamonds (non-industrial)US$798.8m
  13. 8703.22Petrol cars, 1000-1500 ccUS$745.6m
  14. 8471.30Laptops and portable computers (max 10 kg)US$639.3m
  15. 8542.31Processors and controllers (ICs)US$586.3m
  16. 0202.30Frozen boneless beefUS$577.7m
  17. 8471.50Computer processing units (desktop CPUs, servers)US$532.5m
  18. 8411.12Turbojets, thrust over 25 kNUS$513.7m
  19. 7213.10Rebar in coilsUS$485.6m
  20. 1005.90Maize (corn), not for sowingUS$440.9m

Main buyers from Israel

  1. United States US$20.1bn
  2. Ireland US$3.9bn
  3. China US$3.1bn
  4. Egypt US$2.9bn
  5. Germany US$2.5bn
  6. Hong Kong SAR China US$2.1bn
  7. Netherlands US$2.1bn
  8. United Kingdom US$1.8bn
  9. France US$1.4bn
  10. India US$1.4bn

Main suppliers of Israel

  1. China US$12.4bn
  2. United States US$10.7bn
  3. Germany US$5.6bn
  4. Italy US$3.3bn
  5. Netherlands US$3.3bn
  6. Switzerland US$3.3bn
  7. Hong Kong SAR China US$2.6bn
  8. Belgium US$2.5bn
  9. United Arab Emirates US$2.3bn
  10. South Korea US$2.1bn

Questions and answers

What does Israel export most?

In 2024, its largest export at the six-digit level was processors and controllers (ICs) (HS 8542.31), worth US$7.7bn.

Does the UK have a trade agreement with Israel?

Yes: goods from Israel can enter at preferential rates under the UK–Israel agreement, duty-free on 95% of tariff lines, provided they meet the rules of origin and come with proof of origin.